Did you know that the average person can easily comprehend over 600 spoken words per minute? Yet most people can only speak up to about 150 words per minute. This means that when your professor is droning ad nauseam, you’re not tapping into the full power of your brain. 

If you’re like me, you enjoy incorporating audio into your learning process. For years I have supplemented my education with the use of MP3s. In fact, long ago when I was attending online college and in law school I would convert my notes to audio tapes and listen to them over and over. Not to brag, but I was generally at the top of my class and outperformed other students whom I felt were actually much brighter. I attribute much of this to the fact that I incorporated audio into my learning regimen. In fact other students liked my concept so much they bought my audios for their own use.

Well fast forward to 2008. A new product called Faster Audio has just been released and it can maximize the difference by speed-listening to your audio files which dramatically increases your listening words-per-minute and slashes your listening time.

I wish I had this when I was back in school. As a committed lifelong learner the world is now my classroom. I listen to educational MP3s several times a week. I’d love to do more, but my schedule just won’t permit it. But rest assured,  when I am listening to my audios I will be learning and comprehending more—and in less time too.

Faster Audio allows you to set the speed and gradually increase it as you become accustomed to speed listening. Even if you just get to 150% and stop there, you’re saving 20 minutes for every hour of audio so regardless of the max speed you hit you’re doing great. I’m now at 200% speed and find I absorb and comprehend better than I do at normal speeds.

I love Faster Audio and I think you will too.

Peter Loughlin

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